Non-duality

Compassion

Liberation

Ritual Purity

It leads to a focus on individual liberation.

It emphasizes the importance of ritual purity.

It encourages compassion and empathy for all beings.

It promotes the pursuit of material wealth and power.

It is seen as an obstacle to spiritual progress.

It is embraced and transformed into a path of liberation.

It is suppressed and denied as a source of suffering.

It is irrelevant to ethical decision-making.

The individual is seen as separate and distinct from society.

The individual is seen as a microcosm of society.

The individual is seen as subordinate to society.

The individual is seen as superior to society.

They are seen as essential for spiritual progress.

They are seen as a means of gaining power and control.

They are seen as a distraction from true spiritual practice.

They are seen as irrelevant to ethical decision-making.

Ethics and aesthetics are seen as separate and distinct.

Ethics and aesthetics are seen as complementary and interconnected.

Ethics are seen as more important than aesthetics.

Aesthetics are seen as more important than ethics.

To achieve liberation from the cycle of birth and rebirth.

To gain material wealth and power.

To attain social status and recognition.

To experience sensual pleasure and gratification.

The guru is seen as an infallible authority figure.

The guru is seen as a guide and facilitator on the spiritual path.

The guru is seen as an obstacle to spiritual progress.

The guru is seen as irrelevant to ethical development.

Karma is seen as a system of reward and punishment.

Karma is seen as a natural law of cause and effect.

Karma is seen as an illusion that binds the individual to the cycle of rebirth.

Karma is seen as irrelevant to ethical decision-making.

The sacred and the mundane are seen as separate and distinct.

The sacred and the mundane are seen as complementary and interconnected.

The sacred is seen as superior to the mundane.

The mundane is seen as superior to the sacred.

Compassion and empathy are seen as essential qualities for ethical conduct.

Compassion and empathy are seen as obstacles to spiritual progress.

Compassion and empathy are seen as irrelevant to ethical decision-making.

Compassion and empathy are seen as signs of weakness.

Ethics and ritual purity are seen as separate and distinct.

Ethics and ritual purity are seen as complementary and interconnected.

Ethics are seen as more important than ritual purity.

Ritual purity is seen as more important than ethics.

Maya is seen as an illusion that binds the individual to the cycle of rebirth.

Maya is seen as a creative force that manifests the universe.

Maya is seen as a source of suffering and bondage.

Maya is seen as irrelevant to ethical decision-making.

The body is seen as a source of impurity and defilement.

The body is seen as a sacred vessel for spiritual experience.

The body is seen as an obstacle to spiritual progress.

The body is seen as irrelevant to ethical decision-making.

To achieve liberation from the cycle of birth and rebirth.

To gain material wealth and power.

To attain social status and recognition.

To experience sensual pleasure and gratification.